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Since football club Atlético de Madrid took over this stadium in 2017, it's been completely remodelled, and for sponsorship reasons it's now called Wanda Metropolitano, and has a capacity to hold 67,829 spectators – nearly 13,000 more than Atlético's old home at the Vicente Calderón stadium. Thanks to the bigger size, it's also a great place for other events and big concerts. In fact, the first two acts to perform in this new incarnation are Bruno Mars and then Iron Maiden. Not a bad way to inaugurate the new stage of the stadium.

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Venue name:	Wanda Metropolitano
Contact:	Visit Website
Address:	Luis Aragonés, 4 Madrid 28022
Transport:	Estadio Metropolitano (M: L7)

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